...The Advantages and disadvantages of being young… Some people believe that being a teenager is so easy. They often enumerate numerous good things but some seem to forget about bad ones. Okay, I agree that our life is easier than adults, but still it’s not as great as it seems. When you are young you have less responsibilities – we don’t have to work because we live with parents who pay for the house, for our education and for many other things. They give us pocket money and we can do with it whatever we want. The next argument is that young people are in good health and full of energy. Most young people have clear minds and learn fast, but the most important thing is that we are young, free, have lots of friends and many opportunities. When you’re young you can decide about your future whether it be job, education or relationships. You get to choose the way your life and it can be good or bad. Many people say that’s good because you can decide by yourself what path you would like to choose, but I think that young people sometimes do not know what is good and what is bad – this often leads them into taking drugs and abusing alcohol. Many people think that being a teenager is a great thing – you don’t need to care about a lot and you can do what you want, but it is not as nice as they think. Young people have a lot to learn – if they want a good future with a well playing job. They study 8 hours a day at school and they also have a lot to learn outside of school. As a teenager...
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...THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TELEVISION In today modern world television is the most popular and recognized from of media and most homes in the western and developed worlds own one. That small (in some cases rather large) box sitting in your lounge is your connection to the outside world. It is an indispensable item and many of us cannot imagine life without it. As with everything there are advantages and disadvantages with the television. The main advantage is televisions ability to bring you news as it happens. A second advantage is the fact we are using more than one sense when viewing. The final advantage in this essay is the vast amount of information and documentaries available for viewing. However the first disadvantage is the amount of time spent watching television is often considered a waste of time. The second disadvantage is the fact that families may be in the same room but with the television on may not even acknowledge each other. The final disadvantage illustrated in this essay is that young children are often being exposed to sex scenes and scenes of violence. Firstly, for many of us the television is our first or only source of news and current events. Most channels have news updates up to four times a day and current affairs programmes which take a deeper look at the news that has affected the world that day or week. Theses programmes are often family friendly and are sometimes the only form of media available or easy to understand for children or...
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...Advantages and disadvantages of being a teenager. Autor: jusia16 Dodano: 17.02.2010, 18:47 Teenagers are young people who do not know what is important in life. Being a teenager is easier than to be an adult. I do not agree with that because I am a teenager and I know what adults think about my lifestyle and behavior. There are some advantages and disadvantages of being a teenager. I will try to confirm this thesis. The first advantage of being a teenager is that we don't have to worry about family. We do not have as many worries as adults have. Usually we live with our parents. They love us, help us and care about us. The second advantage is spending time with friends and thinking about what is the most interesting for me. Is it the time which we can decide what we want to do in the future. We can choose way for our life and it can be good or bad. Another advantage is that we live our life to the fullest. We shouldn't think about the future, we think about present. We shouldn't sit at home and watch TV, but should interest in spending our free time in different way. Teenagers are young and healthy. We don't to take tablets because we don't have the old age problems. We are strong. However, being a teenager has some disadvantages. The first disadvantage is that we sometimes do things which we don't want to. Sometimes we do more than we think. We regent this things although we know that it is too late. I think that young people spend too much time learning...
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...ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF USING INTERNET In the history of mankind, the Internet is the greatest development in the domain of communication industry. Internet has tremendous potential and a lot to offer in terms of services. We can notice advantages and disadvantages of using Internet. In the beginning we can indicate some advantages. At first, Internet is a source of information. There is a huge amount of information available on the Internet for just about every subject known to man, for example from government law and services, market information, new ideas and technical support. Students use Internet to doing their homeworks. Even teachers have started giving assignments that require extensive research on the Internet. Intenet can be also a tool to comunication. We can send email or use chat rooms to contact with person who physically is a thousand kilometres away. We can talk to our friends or strange people, who looking for new friends. But to majority of users, Internet is source of only entertaiment. Downloading games, movies, music or just surfing the celebrity websites are some of the uses people have discovered. We can also notice some disadvantages of using Internet. First disadvantage is theft of personal details. If we use the Internet, our personal information such as your name, address, credit card, bank details and other information can be accessed by culprits. Also It is possible for Internet users to become habitually addicted. People suffering...
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...Chapter 1 The Problem and its Background I. Introduction The modern world has introduced a lot of latest technologies that aid the human race on their everyday living. These technologies have enhanced almost all the aspects of human living; from personal care, food and dietary, medicine, etc. Because of the convenience and comfort that these latest technologies have brought, an increase in number of people who patronizes it is observed. Truly, these technologies have changed the man’s way of living. Since the technology started, it has improved much process in which people are involved with. Like for instance, banking has evolved into online banking because of the internet that technology has provided. Gathering of information, news and data has been made easier and wider with the aid of the latest gadgets and instruments that are brought by the latest technology. Technology has touched everything even the process in which the people are obtaining something for payment, the purchasing process. In today’s perspective, purchasing has been an easy way to acquire something because of the innovative instruments that aids the process. The most basic and most used instrument is the cash, which is provided by the government of every country. Derived from this is the credit card, which is one of the most innovative instruments of purchasing since it can easily be used and is very convenient. There are other instruments for purchasing, but these two instruments are somewhat...
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...Unit 10 M3: Assess strategies and methods used to minimise the harm to young children, young people and their families where abuse is confirmed. There are different types of way to stop young people are family's getting harmed or hurt. When abuse is an issue there are two side that are showed to be in you either you weaknesses or your strength. This might happened when someone had a different point of view towards yours. Being respectful: Being respectful is not something that you get taught but it's about seeing how people have raised and influenced you. Being respectful means being kind to one another and give respectful answer back this means no swearing or any violence should be caused. The biggest influence to teach children or young people about respect is their parents. The positive thing about respect is that it does not create any violence and it solves a problem quickly. But, depending on the situation being respectful is not always the option. Teaching your child different ways to be respectful: When you have done something wrong it is best to apologies (Sorry). Basic manners should be taught (Please and thank you). You are an influence to your child if you are respectful your child will also be respectful. Child centred approach: This usually occurs when the child is having problem for example depression or if a child is harming their self. Coming to the children centre help the child change their self. Also lets the child feel safe. Caring for the child...
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...When young people have just finished high school, they usually focus on applying to a university. It is the common way for young people in this period but in some countries, they are encouraged to work or travel for a year between finishing high school and starting university studies. It can bring the advantages and disadvantages for young people who decide to do this. First, we will discuss its advantages. When they work or travel, they have a good chance to change the atmosphere. When they go out for working they will have many skills that no school or experience before can bring to. They can also discover their potential skills, which they are good at and which they do not have or not good at, then try to improve them. By working, they can find what they need, they want and what they want to become, things that may be they do not know clearly when they have just left high school. By developing skills in working, they will have experiences, communicative skill, team-working skill and many others useful skills. Then, they can choose to continue working or start university. While many young people go out for working, others spend this gap year to travel. They will have a wonderful time in many places. They can learn about history, culture and even new language if they go abroad. When they travel, they can see many people and maybe, they will find opportunity for their future career. After all, traveling and working in this gap year may bring them many chances and skills...
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...Maddie and Her Second Language In schools around the world many young children have the opportunity to learn a second language. Some languages taught are: Spanish, French, German, Latin, and English. Even I studied Spanish in grades fourth through twelfth and it turn out to be a fun experience for me. But not every child enjoys learning a second language. Some kids may find it hard and confusing. There are many advantages and disadvantages for children who grow up learning a second language from a young age. If successful, learning a second language can lead to increased job opportunities when the children are older, or they can see it as a wasted of time if the child grew up learning the language, but never fully grasped it. This was the case with my little sister, Maddie, who’s older now but has been studying Spanish since she was in the first grade. She has faced many ups and downs when trying to learn this foreign language. This is her experience of studying Spanish as a second language. When Maddie started learning Spanish in the first grade it immediately affected how she performed in the rest of her subjects in school and in her other activities. The first disadvantage is that children may start to mix languages and get confused with the language structures. Children may start to use their native language and incorporate it into their second language. It seemed like for the longest Maddie had this problem, mixing up her languages especially when she talked. While she...
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...The advantages and disadvantages of being young in 2010 Many of us think that our parents are too controlling, or think they are not. However we have all had our arguments at least once about wanting to be independent and go out on your own, wanting to do things by yourself, or about being told what to do. However these things may all have different reasons why! Grandparents and parents often say that life today is not as good as when they were young. However there are disadvantages and advantages of being young in 2010. The advantages are that there are more opportunities and clubs to keep children and teenagers busy. Many places have been set up for teenagers so they can have fun and keep busy for example skate parks. There is advanced technology now which means we can get information easily, keep in contact with people and just use computers, phones, iPods etc. for fun. The disadvantages are that there is more crime, however it may be because we hear about it more. This is because there has nearly always been crime. By hearing about it more it raises awareness and parents may be more controlling to try and keep their children safe. This might be why they won’t let you go out by yourself, or stay out too long! Also the advanced technology we have now can also be bad! Sometimes you do not know who you talk to on chat rooms and they could be anyone. Chat rooms are now a trend for teenagers, and so are other social networking sites. However do they really know who they talk...
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...Pros and cons of being a young parent and waiting till later to have children Nowadays, the youths focus on the development of the career; therefore, people who marry at a mature age and later to have children is a common phenomenon. However, many teens choose to become a young parent because they believe babies are the most important thing in their world. In fact, becoming a young parent and waiting till later to have children both have advantages and disadvantages for parents and children. Advantages and disadvantages for parents To begin with, being a young parent has disadvantages on developing the career or finishing school. The act of having a child at an early age itself decreases the mother’s future chances of finishing school and getting married, and increases the number of children she is likely to have (Hotz, Mcelroy,& Sanders,1997; as cited in Are Children of Young Mothers Disadvantaged Because of Their Mother’s Age or Family Background,2003). According to Stobbe,“if a youth becomes a young mother, she has no time to study because she has to take care of her baby at least a year. Therefore, the young mother can’t graduate, then it is difficult to get a good job for the young mother. Furthermore, becoming young parents are stressful due to the economy burden. Teen motherhood is commonly believed to cause long-term socioeconomic and public health disadvantages, such as lower birth weights, education, work, experience and wages, more persistent poverty and...
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... Plan Title: Evaluate the benefits and drawbacks of censorship in the society. C- Censorship L- Benefits, Drawbacks, society D- Evaluate Type: Discussion Essay Intro: Context- Policies Subject- Censorship Limitation subject- Benefits and Disadvantages of Censorship…/. Issue: What are the pros and cons of censorship for the society? Thesis: This essay will discuss the pros and cons of censorship for a society. Body: Disadvantages Disadvantage one: Resists questioning of conventional idea and it is costly. Detail: Convectional ideas are not questioned such as healthy oppositions based on sound valid premises and it is costly as it takes a lot of time and resources to implement the censorship activity in place. e.g.: when people compare the old times with the current era they find a lot of changes and have resources as to why it is happening thus do not question its existence. Disadvantage two: works against human rights Detail: teachers being banned to punish students. e.g.: empowering student, Lack of respect, As a result, exam result a bad….. Disadvantage three: Freedom of speech is compromised. Detail: Limitation on freedom of speech. When people put limits on what is not okay to express it. This sets up a slight slope where people’s right to freedom of speech will be limited and controlled more severally. e.g.: the current situation in Fiji whereby people have less or no freedom of speech due to the military government...
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...AS RESEARCH METHODS (UNIT 3) REVISION NOTES A. QUALITATIVE PRIMARY SOURCES (Used by Interpretivists) CASE STUDIES |Advantages |Disadvantages | |Enables you to arrive at a comprehensive understanding of a group under |Not possible to generalize on the basis of its findings. Solutions = carry | |study (Ken Pryce = single West Indian Community in Bristol. Blackman |out a number of case studies of the same type of phenomenon (Zuboff ’88 = | |(’97) = detailed study of homeless in Brighton.) |case studies of 8 organizations to discover the impact of I.T.) | |Generate new hypothesis which can be tested against other data or in | | |later studies (P. Willis = produced a no. of hypothesis about the | | |relationship between education & capitalist societies.) | | LIFE HISTORIES |Advantages |Disadvantages | |Allows the researcher to see the world from the social actor’s point of |Questions raised about the accuracy...
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...If so: mixed schools provide diversity, and a chance to mingle with both genders equally. It helps with maturity and more widespread friendships. Disadvantages, it's been said that grades and overall study quality declines in mixed schools. It's a pretty equal tradeoff. They learn when they are young to treat each other with respect and consideration. If not exposed to this environment there are some disadvantages. A male only school has a Homosexuality rate of 63% more than a public school open to all genders with a 14% rating. The Benefits of Mixed Schools Some evidence has suggested that boys in mixed schools performed better academically, as they are encouraged not to 'mess around' by their more responsible female classmates - but obviously this is a generalisation and might prove different in specific schools and even in particular classrooms. Some proponents of mixed schools claim these schools have a better atmosphere, since they are neither too 'bitchy', as can occur when a group of girls are working and studying together, not too aggressive, which can occur when boys are exclusively working and studying together. 1 There are less ‘sink’ groups in schools. 2 Different teaching styles are opened up, moving away from didactic methods. 3 There is potentially less negative labelling of students. 4 Teachers have contact with a wide range of students. 5 This form of teaching makes for diagnostic teaching. 6 Troublesome students are ‘diluted’ through the...
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...is being pregnant unprepared. Are you afraid of being called – teenage mother/father? One might ponder that this exposition will exclude men. No. they bring ladies in this scene. The exposition attempts to conduct the teenagers to be reminded of what it is like to live in a more aware, conscious, and fulfilling way. It also serves as one of the guide to more harmonious relationships between young couples and families. Gilapay (2007) states, teens want to act like adults, but the child in them remains. Teen years are a prime time for identity crisis and identity formation. It is also, when pregnancies come into play. According to the World Health Organization, around 21 percent of Filipino Women become pregnant before they turn 19. Cerecero (2009) says, teen pregnancy is an issue that has affected not only our school, but schools across the nation. Although the teen birth rate is slowly falling there still remains an estimated one million teen pregnancies nationwide. Babies born to teenage mothers are more likely to have health problems, suffer from social problems, and do poorly in school. The Problem The main purpose of this study is to explicate teenage pregnancy among women (and men impregnating women) and its effects to the life of teenagers, as a means toward a better understanding of their situation thus giving aid to their acceptance to the society. Specifically, this exposition seeks to answer these questions: 1. What is teenage pregnancy? 2. What are...
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...Lay People Magistrates & Juries o You need to know: o Qualification; Appointment and Selection and Training; / Role (what they do) o Need to be able to comment upon: o Whether we have cross-representation of society as magistrates and juries o To what extent juries are randomly selected / how to improve selection o Advantages and disadvantages of using lay people in decision-making process. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ∑ “lay” meaning not legally qualified. ∑ Tradition of using non-legally qualified people in the decision-making process in our courts. This is cornerstone of our English legal system: o Fundamental right to trial "by one's peers" o Therefore, we need a cross-representation of society to be magistrates and juries. o [then justice is not only done, but seen to be done.] Selection (picked): Randomly selected from electoral register Selection(picked): Selected for their qualities Requirements: a) Formal requirements: Age: 18 — 65 years (retire at 70 years old) Residence: Within 15 miles of commission area of the court. Minimum Time per year: 26 half days b) Character requirements: [1988 Lord Chancellor guidelines] 6 key qualities good: character / understanding & communication / social awareness / maturity & sound temperament / sound judgement / commitment & reliability. INELIGIBLE: ∑ Those with serious criminal record ...
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